Bargain (The Who) - Guitar - Lesson / Tutorial

[@GaryBook]

I believe he capos on the first fret for the acoustic guitar, I don’t think he does it on the electric. I think he tuned down a half a step as you demonstrated.

[@MarcusHetzel]

Hey Gary, thanks for your comment. Yes, you might be right, but my intention was to show a version, that is playable live without changing guitars or putting on or removing a capo during the song.

[@jorgeluisfragasantos3979]

😊 E Isso...mem

[@walterearly55]

Thank you, Marcus! So glad to learn this song - always been one of my favorites. Actually, my favorite Who's Next song is whichever one I'm currently listening to!

[@MarcusHetzel]

You're welcome, Walter. And yes, it's the same with me, an absolutely fantastic album and really hard to pick a favorite song. :-)

[@MrPsychicToast]

Waited a long time for a lesson like this! Thank you very much 🤙

[@MarcusHetzel]

You‘re welcome! Glad you like it!

[@josephrivera4233]

Very Cool!

[@MarcusHetzel]

Thank you! :-)

[@nicholassands9903]

Sorry... unless this tutorial was meant for a five year old...

[@MarcusHetzel]

Thanks for your comment. You'd wished, that I explain the song faster? Depending on the material I try to explain the parts in a way that also some less experienced can follow. And the more advanced players have at least the possibility to hit the fast forward button. ;-)

[@elliott9139]

Works excellent for a 65 year old. When I was a teen in the 70's I used to have to figure out all guitar parts on my own. Play, rewind, play, rewind....etc. This is way, way easier. Keep teaching like you're teaching a five year old, it makes it easier for the kiddies that don't know enough to learn on their own. This way everybody gets it. It's great that you show the strumming patterns. It seems like a lot of videos look like they are practicing what they are trying to teach. Like the same riff over and over again. Once is enough. Teach. Practice later!! Lol